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MOA 6.5 grendel uppers
#1
Who makes some quality MOA (or sub) 6.5 grendel uppers that are decently priced?
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#2
Any quality 5.56/223 upper will work. Your accuracy is mainly the barrel and trigger.

Most AR uppers are forged/ manufactured from a handful of companies- Cerro Forge and others.

MS
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#3
What do you want, moa and sometimes better then moa groups at 100 yards- most uppers in the 500 to 1000 bucks range will do this.

You want better then moa, like half moa groups at 100 yards more times then not you going to have to pay 1000 bucks are more for it.

Ar accuracy- barrel,scope/scope mount and trigger/ammo.

The rest is on the shooter.

Taking ammo and you as the shooter out the math of the groups buy a upper from PF and you will have better chances of buying a assembled upper that can produce better then moa groups at 100 more times then not.

Hope this helps
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#4
500 to 1000 dollar range is what I'm shooting for. Fun target and hunting mostly. Is their much difference between 18" and 20" barrel lengths?
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#5
Precision firearms and larue will fit the bill
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#6
Shooter31 Wrote:500 to 1000 dollar range is what I'm shooting for. Fun target and hunting mostly. Is their much difference between 18" and 20" barrel lengths?
Bout 2 inches

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#7
Aero precision in that price range is hard to beat.
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#8
rabiddawg Wrote:Bout 2 inches

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That's what she said lmao
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#9
I've had great luck with my 20" PSA upper for $400. Like it so much I bought a second one. :p
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#10
Depending on the load or ammo usually between 18" and 20" barrels there will be 50 to 75 fps more in the 20". That does not make much of a difference in a hunting situation inside 300 yards but for stretching it out further and especially for long range target work it will make a good deal of difference in drop and wind deflection.
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#11
Larue
https://www.larue.com/products/larue-ult...caf644ffc4
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#12
Is Odin works good?
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#13
Shooter31 Wrote:Is Odin works good?

Yes I would buy from them if I found a good deal. Guy at the ranges Grrrr shoots sub MOA with regularity.
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#14
Odin Works get good reviews. I don’t own one but if I wanted a 6.5 Grendel I’d consider buying one.
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#15
Thanks Guys.
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#16
https://www.shopalexanderarms.com/Uppers...eiver.html
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#17
Well, I think I have narrowed down to Odin works and Sons of Liberty from things I've read and what they offer in regards to my personnel preferences.
Anyone own either and had problems or great results with it?
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#18
Shooter31 Wrote:Well, I think I have narrowed down to Odin works and Sons of Liberty from things I've read and what they offer in regards to my personnel preferences.
Anyone own either and had problems or great results with it?

Can not help you with Sons of Liberty but i did build a 20" Odin Works, Here is the link;
http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...odin-works
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#19
I just finished my Frankenstein Grendel. It is a GhostGun 20" barreled upper, Dryka Armory lower, CMMG LPK, MilSpec Trigger (for now), Luth-AR Chubby Grip, BCM SopMod2 stock kit. Barrel is a 1:8 and is topped with an ATN X-Sight 4K Pro 3-14. Using an Alexander Arms mag. Haven't gotten a chance to take it to the range since I've been at the hospital with my wife all week but hopefully will get there in the next weekend (or two).
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#20
just had an upper built by taylorgunshop.com he does 1/2 moa. It is very nice 18inch Criterion barrel.
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